RMG OG Kush Seeds

Description

RMG OG Kush

Reeferman Genetics™ OG Kush

RMG OG Kush was carefully selected and produced to give growers a stable and consistent gold standard in feminized seed form.  This is one of those strains that changed everything, and since it’s inception, there have been a lot of strains that have come along carrying the OG Kush moniker in their title. With the RMG OG Kush selection you know you are getting the real deal–gassy lemon and earth tones with a soaring psychedelic buzz that gradually sends you into deep physical relaxation.  The effects are very strong and long lasting, and there are many subtle layers of flavors and aromas to be enjoyed in a very potent smoke.

Plants grow fairly squat and busy through veg and then give a good jump of growth and girth in early flowering.  Buds develop very round and solid with lots of resin production, including all the small bud leaves with a few fiery red hairs poking out against the back drop of shining white resin.  Plants and buds can turn purple and pink hues later in flowering. Rubbing a bud at maturity, you will find it’s super slick and thick like a heavy grease–with a deep and delicious pungent aroma.

RMG OG Kush is very well suited to growers of all skill levels and can give heavy yields of very potent and beautiful buds–always a great choice for any grow room with a little room for plants to spread out as she likes to double in size in the flowering cycle. 

Reeferman Genetics™ OG Kush does well outdoors in longer growing seasons and is adaptable to growing in greenhouse conditions. The buds are more indica like in quality while growth habits and traits show some of the sativa in the lineage, making for a vigorous plant that resists common growing stresses like a champion.

Indoors flowering time to maturity for Reeferman Genetics™ OG Kush is typically 8 to 9 weeks and is ready for harvest at most Northern latitudes starting in mid October.

Reeferman Genetics™ OG Kush has a lot of growers and tokers alike coming back full circle and sticking with the strain that started it all for the kush strains widely in production at present day.